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Same here. That thing is useless.
by mariusmg 13y ago
Same here. That thing is useless.
- jpreiland 13y agoIs its function the exact same as pressing the Windows key (bringing up all the app tiles/metro UI thing)? I already do that whenever I want to start something. I tend to navigate using only my keyboard when possible, so when I open stuff up I just hit Windows key and start typing what I want ("chr" and then Enter would start Chrome, for example). The only downside to the technique I use is that they separate Apps from Settings/Utilities (whatever word they use), so if I want control panel type stuff, I have to arrow down to that filter to see the search results that I want. I hope 8.1 consolidates that (or that there's an option to make it work that way) Before today I was under the impression that the start button they were bringing back would be like the Windows 7 start button.
- lurkinggrue 13y agoPeople wanted a start menu that didn't take up the whole screen. They just put in a button. I just want less full screen shit.
- luchs 13y agoYou can also use Windows + W to search in Settings.
- lurkinggrue 13y agoSo brave.
- overgryphon 13y agoIt's nice in remote desktop. When you aren't in full screen mode it was annoyingly difficult to get the mouse exactly on the single-pixel-or-two hot corner.